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Water on Mars: New study uncovers ancient aquifers beneath the surface

Space
Rice University research has uncovered novel insights into water on Mars. Find out if these findings could support life on the Red Planet.

Insights into NASA’s Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion (SSEP)

Space
The NASA Glenn Research Center provides fascinating insights into its groundbreaking Small Spacecraft Electric Propulsion (SSEP).

Western Space: Interdisciplinary space science to tackle major societal challenges

Space
Western Space's interdisciplinary approach to space science is addressing the key challenges facing today’s world.

Tartu Observatory: Your gateway to space exploration and innovation

Space
Tartu Observatory combines advanced space technology with environmental monitoring, empowering space exploration projects.

Texas A&M approves new $200m institute to advance space exploration

Space
In a historic move, Texas A&M has approved more than $500m in construction projects involving a new institute to advance space exploration.

Researchers find fast radio bursts are linked to massive galaxies

Space
Researchers have uncovered that fast radio bursts are more likely to occur in massive star-forming galaxies rather than low-mass ones.

New ESO image captures a wolf-like dark nebula

Space
The ESO has revealed an insightful new image of a dark nebula that creates the illusion of a wolf against a colourful cosmic backdrop.

Space Force funds $35m for next-gen nuclear microreactor spacecraft propulsion

Space
A $35M Space Force initiative combines nuclear microreactors and electric propulsion for faster, more efficient spacecraft manoeuvres.

NASA’s Europa Clipper mission launches to search for life on Jupiter’s moon

Space
NASA's Europa Clipper mission has officially begun its journey to explore Jupiter's moon Europa, which may harbour conditions for life.

JWST observes ‘inside-out’ galaxy growth in the early Universe

Space
Discover how JWST unveiled the earliest example of inside-out galactic growth in the early universe - 700 million years after the Big Bang.

ESA’s Hera mission launches: A new chapter in planetary defence

Space
The European Space Agency (ESA) has launched its first planetary defence spacecraft, the Hera mission. Find out more.

ESO telescope captures detailed infrared map of the Milky Way

Space
Astronomers have published a gigantic infrared map of the Milky Way containing more than 1.5 billion objects.

DOE’s DECam offers fresh insights into early-universe quasars

Space
A new study using the DECam points the way to an explanation for disparate observations of early-universe quasars.

The JUICE mission’s Lunar-Earth flyby

Space
The European Space Agency spoke with The Innovation Platform ahead of the JUICE mission’s pioneering lunar-earth flyby.
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